Qantas Wine latest offering

The cap is 125k per transaction/activity statement line item.
yeah - that's what I mean....the 140k points earned in that wine transaction (assuming that it was all done in one transaction) would be capped at 125k points for the purposes of being added into the PC/PC+ requalification total.
 
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yeah - that's what I mean....the 140k points earned in that wine transaction (assuming that it was all done in one transaction) would be capped at 125k points for the purposes of being added into the PC/PC+ requalification total.

Qantas Wine is an anomaly - a single transaction usually credits across multiple activity statement lines, so I don't think the cap applies.

Order:
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Activity statement:
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The cap is 125k per transaction/activity statement line item.
The other exception is purchasing points that don’t come with bonus wine. No cap but poor value and only an option for the desperate! 😁
 
The other exception is purchasing points that don’t come with bonus wine. No cap but poor value and only an option for the desperate! 😁
...or the carry-on case deal on Marketplace which is better than most wines deals for the past two years. If you can score the first order code, it's better than every QF wine deal ever. You get a crummy case instead of nice wine...but hey! it's all about the points.
 
...or the carry-on case deal on Marketplace which is better than most wines deals for the past two years. If you can score the first order code, it's better than every QF wine deal ever. You get a crummy case instead of nice wine...but hey! it's all about the points.
But which case? There’s multiple!
 
They’re basically the same price. Comes down to colour and pockets by the looks! 🤔
  • Qantas Melbourne is a softside suitcase made from high-quality polyester. It features a traditional book-opening structure with flexible fabric, making it easier to squeeze in extra items and access external zip pockets
  • Qantas Mascot is a hardside suitcase made from lightweight polypropylene. It provides a sturdier, molded protective shell for your belongings and frequently features unique front-opening access rather than splitting exactly in half
 
  • Qantas Melbourne is a softside suitcase made from high-quality polyester. It features a traditional book-opening structure with flexible fabric, making it easier to squeeze in extra items and access external zip pockets
  • Qantas Mascot is a hardside suitcase made from lightweight polypropylene. It provides a sturdier, molded protective shell for your belongings and frequently features unique front-opening access rather than splitting exactly in half
OT but I hate those bags that split in half - if you ever have to open them in public, everything is on display...
 
OT but I hate those bags that split in half - if you ever have to open them in public, everything is on display...
I bought the soft case Melbourne but I think the Mascot would be better (but I did make a few more fractions of cents per point on the Melbourne) :p
 

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